| Faculty | Teaching Assignment(s) |
| John Reynolds | Applied Technology |
COURSE TITLE:
Applied Technology
PREREQUISITE: None
LENGTH: One tri
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Today's students must understand modern technological
concepts, be knowledgeable of potential career choices and become skilled
at effective problem solving. This course exposes students to various forms
of technology utilized in the work environment. Students rotate through
units in ten-day intervals using videotapes, textbooks, computer software
and practical hands-on activities.
AREAS OF STUDY:
Research and Development Computer Numerical Control
Aerospace Data CAD
Drafting Auto CAD
Engineering Electronics
Robotics Materials and Processes
Computer Animation
STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO:
Bring required materials to class Cooperate with other students
Respect Equipment Complete daily work
COURSE TITLE: Introduction
to Flight
PREREQUISITE: None
LENGTH: One tri
COURSE DESCRIPTION: We are increasingly aware of the use of our air space
and the implications in our daily lives. Air travel is becoming more common
as part of our lives. Production and consumption of aviation and space
technology have rapidly become a major part of the US economy and industrial
technological development. Content for study and activities will provide
the student with additional insight into the world of flight.
AREAS OF STUDY:
Origins of flight Atmosphere and flight Basics of flight
Flight applications Rockets & space
Industry and flight technology
STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO:
Complete assigned daily work, activities, tests at an acceptable level
Act in a safe and responsible manner
Participate in group and individual activities
Explore and evaluate personal characteristics as they relate to the course
COURSE TITLE:
Power and Energy
PREREQUISITE: None
LENGTH: One tri
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Students will be introduced to energy and power sources
with application in our lives. Studies and activities may involve students
with simple machines, small gas engines, electricity and solar and alternative
energy. Content of the course will be drawn from a variety of areas, some
of which are listed below.
AREAS OF STUDY:
Energy and power sources Energy and power conversion
Energy and power transmission Energy and power utilization
STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO:
Complete assigned daily work, activities, tests at an acceptable level
Act in a safe and responsible manner
Participate in group and individual activities
Be able to design, plan and follow through on projects & activities
COURSE TITLE: Wood
Construction & Manufacturing
PREREQUISITE: None
LENGTH: One tri
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Students will have an opportunity to study characteristics
of materials, their processing, fabrication and finishing in group and/or
individual activities. The student will become involved with problem-solving
situations related to planning, design and organization through the developmental
production of a product. While wood products will be the main material
involved, others may be used when appropriate to the activity or product.
Special emphasis during the course will be on safety and appropriate use
of materials/equipment.
AREAS OF STUDY:
Safety Research and design
Cost & estimation Machine and tool operation
Materials Production techniques
Finishing and marketing Planning and organizing
Assembly techniques--materials & procedures